Top Sardinia Bus Tours

Discover a local winery in the heart of Gallura and be guided through aromas, traditions and winemaking processes. Taste three typical wines, including Vermentino and Cannonau, accompanied by selected local products. Enjoy an authentic and relaxing experience, designed for those who want to know the true soul of Sardinia. The pick-up service at the hotel, apartment or at the port of Olbia allows you to live the tour without worries: we will pick you up directly where you stay and take you back at the end of the tasting. Along the way you can admire beautiful views of granite hills, vineyards and ancient Gallura stalls, with photo stops to capture the most beautiful moments. The tour combines comfort, culture and taste, offering an immersion in the landscape and wine excellence of northern Sardinia. A perfect experience for couples, small groups and cruisers looking for authenticity and quality.

Begin your exclusive journey with a convenient pick-up in Olbia and explore the stunning Costa Smeralda. This tour takes you through breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and iconic locations, all in a relaxed atmosphere. Marvel at the spectacular views of Sardinia's northeastern coast from the Belvedere and visit Porto Cervo, the elegant and luxurious heart of the Costa Smeralda, featuring exclusive boutiques and refined cafés. Continue to Baja Sardinia, a slice of paradise with white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for unwinding. End your tour with a visit to the picturesque village of San Pantaleo, renowned for its cobbled streets and vibrant local market. An experience that combines natural beauty, culture, and luxury. Book today to enjoy the Costa Smeralda in an exclusive, unhurried way, and immerse yourself in an unforgettable journey.

it is a good introduction to Gallura (the north east province of Sardinia) to its history, tradition and ... beauty.

This is an introduction to Sardinia, to the province of Olbia and to the Costa Smeralda. We’ll start from the Olbia area to arrive at a panoramic point near Golfo Aranci to admire the spectacular view of the island of Tavolara and Figarolo. After we’ll visit the resort of Portorotondo, once the port of the granite for the Romans, now the meeting place of the Italian elite, decorated by many works of important artists. Then, we’ll go up to the picturesque village of San Pantaleo set between peaks of granite. This little old town still retains the typical style of the ancient villages of Gallura. Next, we will go to Costa Smeralda with its capital Porto Cervo, where we will visit La Piazza, the Old Port and the church of Stella Maris. At the end, after Baja Sardinia, we will visit Forte Capellini, which in the XIX century was an important fortress dedicated to the defense of north Sardinia, but now, under the name of Phi beach, is one of the most fashionable disco of the Costa Smeralda.

Get to know the granite rocks of Gallura when you’re in northern Sardinia, and discover the Vermentino wine that’s made there, too. This private tour offers explorations around the coastal area where granite rocks were formed in the Palaeozoic era, millions of years ago. After learning about the geology, you’ll visit the Surrau winery to sample Vermentino wine along with some local delicacies.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private tour covers the best of the Olbia region in one day of sightseeing, focusing primarily on food and wine. Highlights include exploring Olbia’s historical center and archeological museum, visiting one of the oldest Romanesque churches in Sardinia, and checking out Bronze Age and Neolithic tombs. Your tour ends with a typical Sardinian dinner on a farm (own expense).

With its 44,000 inhabitants, it is the 5th largest city of Sardinia. Alghero is the island’s main harbour town, home to Fertilia airport and one of its best-loved cities for the popular walkway along the port’s bastions, the red roofs that touch the sky and the gorgeous natural bay that flows into the emerald sea. The shoreline is some 90 km long and known as the Coral Riviera, home to a major colony of the finest coral. The most famous beach here is Le Bombarde, blessed with crystalline water and a clean sandy bottom, it is a favourite destination of families, young people and surfing enthusiasts.

Castelsardo is a medieval fortress surrounded by nature and steeped in history, religious traditions and ancient crafts. It sits perched on promontory in Anglona, in the center of the Asinara Gulf in north-western Sardinia. It was already an impenetrable centuries-old fortress protected by thick walls and 17 towers, until the advent of modern weaponry. The original nucleus of Castelsardo grew up around the castle of the Dorias, which tradition dates to 1102,

Explore the scenic villages of Sardinia on a tour of Bosa, Nuraghe Santu Antine, and Tinnura. Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of these historic places, and enjoy wandering the winding streets taking in the scenery. See churches and grand homes as well as traditional cottages and unspoilt beaches. Visit the countryside and relax in the quiet seaside town of Bosa's Centro storico di Bosa.

Make the most of your stay in Olbia with a fully customizable private sightseeing ride along Sardinia’s stunning Costa Smeralda coastline. Travel comfortably as your Welcomer guides you through some of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Begin at Capriccioli Beach, known for its clear waters and striking rock formations, perfect for a relaxing first stop. Continue to Spiaggia del Principe, one of the most iconic beaches surrounded by unspoiled natural beauty. Next, visit Liscia Ruja Beach, a wide sandy shoreline offering open coastal views. End at Romazzino Beach, a quieter spot ideal for relaxing in a peaceful setting. Your experience finishes with a convenient drop-off at your accommodation, ideal for travelers seeking a flexible and scenic way to enjoy Sardinia’s beaches.

Make the most of your stay in Olbia with a fully customizable private sightseeing ride through the city’s main highlights. Travel comfortably as your Welcomer shares local insights while guiding you through this gateway to Sardinia. Begin in Olbia Historic Center, where lively streets and small shops reflect the city’s local charm. Continue to the Basilica of San Simplicio, an important historical landmark showcasing Olbia’s heritage. Next, stroll along Corso Umberto I, the city’s main street filled with everyday local life and activity. End at the Olbia Waterfront (Lungomare), where peaceful coastal views provide a relaxing conclusion to your experience. Your ride finishes with a convenient drop-off at your accommodation, ideal for a short and relaxed introduction to Olbia.

Make the most of your stay in Olbia with a fully customizable private sightseeing ride through Costa Smeralda, one of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive coastal regions. Travel comfortably as your Welcomer guides you along scenic routes showcasing Sardinia’s iconic landscapes and elegant seaside destinations. Begin in Porto Cervo, a renowned luxury town known for its marina and refined architecture. Continue to Porto Cervo Marina, where yachts and waterfront views highlight the area’s exclusive atmosphere. Next, visit Capriccioli Beach, famous for its crystal-clear waters and granite formations, followed by Liscia Ruja Beach, a wide coastline offering open views and a relaxed setting. Along the way, enjoy stops at scenic viewpoints showcasing the full beauty of Costa Smeralda. Your experience ends with a convenient drop-off at your accommodation, ideal for travelers seeking a relaxed and scenic exploration of Sardinia’s most iconic coastline.

Set off on a Villasimius beach adventure with a small group—a much more intimate alternative to crowded bus tours. Along the way, check off three beaches that would be hard to get between without your own transportation, and have free time to swim or sunbathe on the beach along the way.

Get tips on how to make Sardinian bread from a teacher who comes from a family of bakers. Learn techniques that have been passed down through generations and take deep dive into the intricate details of breadmaking—such as the different types of flours that can be used. After shaping and cooking the bread, the experience ends with the best bit—a chance to taste it with delicious cheese and wine accompaniments.

Most visitors to Cagliari never get beyond the old town and its beaches, but the surrounding countryside is blanketed with vineyards producing some of Sardinia’s top wines. With this wine tour, set off directly from the city to visit a traditional area winery. Stroll through the vines and learn about the estate’s history and production, then stop in the cellar and barrel rooms before relaxing over a guided tasting.

Through the windows of a beautiful 1964 Fiat 1100D, you will have the opportunity to see the city from an unprecedented point of view. You will go back in time in a vintage experience that will allow you to travel even the narrowest and steepest medieval streets of the historic districts comfortably seated in our shiny 60s car

The excursion starts from Cagliari at 9.30 am and ends at 1.30 pm, pick up included in the price. The ancient city of Nora is one of the most important archaeological sites on the entire island. The tour will offer us the opportunity to take a step back in time and immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of the ancient Roman city, where we will discover the ancient popular neighborhoods, the luxurious villas embellished with mosaics, the baths, the temples, the ancient paved streets and especially the splendid theatre.

Discovering one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean, with total immersion from ancient history to the modern age, through a visit to the historic district of Castello, from the most important monuments to the cathedral, from the Bonaria hill to the shopping streets. The journey continues towards the naturalistic areas of the city such as Lungomare Poetto, the Molentargius Park and its Pink Flamingos, to end in the wonderful setting of Monte Urpinu, with a 360° view of the Cagliari area.

A proper immersion in the Sardinian countryside and its richness, combining the chance to discover one of the most fascinating and mysterious prehistoric civilizations and the opportunity to discover fascinating nature and one of the most interesting wild horse communities in Europe. During the tour you will visit the only Unesco site on the island, walk through its towers, accompanied by a tour guide who will tell you about this still largely unknown civilization. You will also walk inside the Museum of Casa Zapata and see part of their tools and discover a bit more about their religion and their habits. Then, you will have the chance to walk on the plateau of the Giara of Gesturi and try to spot the famous wild horses, while taking amazing pictures of the Mediterranean Scrub! During the tour you will have free time to have lunch in town. The tour is not suitable for people with physical disabilities or wheelchair users.

Embark with us for a tour along the coasts of Capo Carbonara. After a scenic van transfer from Cagliari to Villasimius, we will tackle one of the most spectacular hikes in south-eastern Sardinia, including sea-view trails, ancient granite quarries, coastal towers, postcard beaches and the possibility of evening swimming. You must wear hiking shoes and carry at least two liters of water per person. It is recommended to bring a packed meal that you will consume during a break within the tour.

Sardinia’s tiny mountain village of San Sperate has long been known for its colorful murals and “Sound Garden” sculptures by artist Pinuccio Sciola. With this guided tour, gain insights into the meaning of each painting in this open-air art gallery plus catch snippets of music from the famed sounding stones. Round-trip transport from Cagliari and tickets to the Sound Garden make logistics a breeze.

Experience the atmosphere of a local winery in a small town of the inland, very popular and famous for the production of wine, while tasting their top wines. During the tour you will find out the history of the family and of the founder of the winery, while visitng the areas of wine production, surrounded by the scent of must. After the tour you will have the chance to taste 4 of their top wines, togheter with local cheese, cured meat and carasau bread.

Hike to Sardinia’s Devil’s Saddle with a local guide, for a trek that guarantees impressive views and history, too. The route takes in the Temple of Astarte and the ruined Tower of Sant’Elia along with sweeping vistas over the city’s Poetto Beach. While the hike is classed as easy, the terrain is often uneven; hiking shoes or trainers are advised, plus a hat, sun lotion, and ample water in summer.

When you’re staying in the south of Sardinia, don’t miss a trip from Cagliari to the Nora Archaeological Area where Roman ruins, mosaic remnants, and intriguing artifacts abound. You’ll discover the site highlights on a carefully planned route, and hear tales of the Phoenicians and Romans as you explore. On your return, sights of the pink flamingos of Santa Gilla are an added perk.